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Bare with me, I literally just picked this truck up this afternoon after looking at it, going over it, test driving it for a whole week. I finally bit the bullet and bought it. Anyways I need to know what this is? (Picture). Located on passenger side, on outside frame rail, under the cab door.
Has a few lines that go to the engine bay. I noticed 2 are cut and a 3rd is connected to some kind vacuum fitting.
The awesome truck I just bought!
anyways do I need these two things? The back one doesn't even look like it's in use.
Thanks
Yep...charcoal canisters as part of the emissions system. You should probably have a line running back to your gas tank and then another line up to the carburetor or intake.
No you don't need them if your area isn't a stickler for period correct emissions components.
Thanks man. I really wanted a 4 speed. But the c6 will do. I'll be towing my toyota rock crawler around just fine with it and my DD. I just want to make it a reliable beast!
Bare with me, I literally just picked this truck up this afternoon after looking at it, going over it, test driving it for a whole week. I finally bit the bullet and bought it. Anyways I need to know what this is? (Picture). Located on passenger side, on outside frame rail, under the cab door.
Has a few lines that go to the engine bay. I noticed 2 are cut and a 3rd is connected to some kind vacuum fitting.
The awesome truck I just bought!
anyways do I need these two things? The back one doesn't even look like it's in use.
Thanks
Welcome to FTE!!! Lots of good people here, often willing to help out...
That's a good-looking truck, and it looks to be in very good shape. Score!
As others have said, those appear to be charcoal canisters for the emissions. They'll connect to the port on top of the gas tank(s) and to the carb/air cleaner.
Welcome to FTE!!! Lots of good people here, often willing to help out...
That's a good-looking truck, and it looks to be in very good shape. Score!
As others have said, those appear to be charcoal canisters for the emissions. They'll connect to the port on top of the gas tank(s) and to the carb/air cleaner.
Thanks I appreciate the welcome! I was all over this site when deciding if I wanted to buy it. Lots of good info and some good people.